Positive users praise NotebookLM as an underrated powerhouse and favorite AI tool for its intuitive source-centered process that beats ChatGPT work, while negative users criticize quoting limits, errors, and the comparison itself.
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@emollick NotebookLM is one of the best use cases of product around AI. It is amazing, intuitive and fast. The team behind should be promoted to manage productizacion of AI at Google
@emollick NotebookLM is one of the most underrated @GoogleLabs products out there. Absolute powerhouse
@emollick Notebooklm is their best product by far.
@emollick Chatgpt work is just another trash 🗑️
@emollick Notebook lm is my fav AI tool
@simonw Infuriating
I've been going on about how ChatGPT Work (and Cowork) are missed opportunities for knowledge workers, and to illustrate that take a look at Google's NotebookLM answering the same question as ChatGPT Work, with the same 70+ files. It centers process & sources, not just outputs. https://x.com/emollick/status/2075695604575903767/photo/1
To be clear, NotebookLM has its own issues, and is built for a specific use case (research and analysis of sources) but it is an example of how a UX might actually operate that treats knowledge work seriously: it doesn’t treat the only goal as outputs, it exposes processes, too. https://twitter.com/emollick/status/2068729258176819253
@emollick Fable 5 is particularly strict about not quoting more than 15 words from sources, which is absolutely infuriating when you're doing research and want it to quote the original sources to help support claims that it makes in its responses
Positive users praise NotebookLM as an underrated powerhouse and favorite AI tool for its intuitive source-centered process that beats ChatGPT work, while negative users criticize quoting limits, errors, and the comparison itself.
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@simonw Infuriating